Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
Mbeelin9 Register
THE LABOR WORLD.
OURUSJAL WEEKLY REUNEOFNgWSFRON
The BIG INDUSTRIAL CENTERS
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New Freight R2s-egEdti Mis- as Over
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News Noes

business and industrial conditions and
prospects throughout the United States
ootwithstanding the slight re-action are
still Of the most favorable character. Re
ports from o hundred raihoads represen-
tag = thousand miles Of Rad, show an
.1crea>e in the groSs earnings Of one and
v1e half per cent over February Of List
YEAR. Bank exchanges show n slight de-
cine Preparations sre being made for 4
. hlll movement IN wheat in Chicago.
El9-mous freight shipments are being
-a>he3 through before the new freight rates
- .atoetecL Prices remain firm through
a1r all markets. Les ordering for future
requirements l. being do0e on account Of
-~a.yrtAia,ieS The mills and manufacture
ID. Establishments of ali kinds throughout
.le United States are crowded. The I'M
--a~ consumption i preparing the way
s- q sui heavier demand later in the
~za~,a.
In ;5e lumber market trade is booming.
TIE outside movement i heavy. TX
;-4.-iiul-y shipments are being made
z-.- Chicago - Atlantic ports, Is well as
- ,le west, and the prospect for a heavy
assumption Of lumber was never better.
ra roads have developed large timber
.-.a,. and - fast ~ machinery can be put
e. vark. the supply Of lumber will be
-a..y .ny7ya>vO.
H-uuING OPERATIONS
.-.aa ll,s week on an extended sale
The hgllG5u. trades 10 al the larger cities
.-- fully prepared for active operations
Tie ~ 4ge>,lunS are settled IN nearly
,.y-s branch, aod il = anticipated, that
-a--- v... - no trouble. The iron and
~-- works are running double time, and
r4--Iy able 70 keep up with the orders.
-r-r- ~ I7Dn markets are very ~tIong and
..-. and heavy shipments are being
r-l.- 60 Tie colonies. and fresh orders are
.---En.
TIE -svI auG >Gu- manufactures through
... --- -. report IN a general way, a
.., demand Tor al kinds al foot wear.
- r-~--.,r.nn IN Production on sooOuut
.-- -.-S - Es~ olu-rC a temporary IN
-. rul-u,-. hut what oDr factory fails 20
r....HH H....#fa aaa.A.tAaA. sNaFf~ ~ Az
.> law has, hen checking a great
s . a-,-ueS hnt this trouble j. @
a.-..- over and shipments and production
-g1sa1 70 their natural proportions
Manufacturers Of electrical machinery,
--.-l1.u e.. mil. shop and mining machinery
~--.ru The past few DAYS received
" -l- --gn1r.-sGieu from buyers who
" rr-Ia-7J % extend their capacity
So ~ 49,
~ machinery manufacturers ~ the
. " La,- recently expressed throp!ulOn
-s. .- guuiog ~egSon VIII ~ the most
.. ,lry have eve. Aud. The south Is
.yg a great deal OF machinery. heavy
a.. ut. From blast furnaces T. looms
A.. .trle have been recently ordered.
o.. ,l-e inquiries together with the well
s-..y- rg.ul7,mrLt- IN every branch Of
>-y Ar leading manufacturers, Job
- .rs even spectators - look forward
e, .-rl-r advancement n values Of all
G15, %. manufactured products.
sDrE rHor~ANp Tons
.. ID L,-,r shoes are 10 he exported 10
Cana where they viii lie melted up into
s..-- l--3,> and knives.
American bridge builders are teaching
.-- --~. 90. The engineering world bow TO
.--..-e, bridges Of great length, strain,
--.--.1.- alG Permanently. More bridge
" projected AZ this date, thaneveI N
20 : story Of the country. Two are pro
-.-. .-~> The Hudson. SIX across the
Ms, ,- 9g.. Two acrDsS the Missouri a So
-s 1920 hrld-e across the Potomac, 1850
.. ..r- '->lHeS q multitude 81 smaller
- The bridge works are constantly
-,-.--1 With wo-k. aud bridge iron mixers
ar- r-...- to srn-p; ali the business offered,
:.s- a-Ia-y haI,dlnG works are projected,
AM 40 expansion Of mill capacity Il going
O.
.r7snI ,t-rI maker> ard manufacturers,
w.. "~ the Vrp51Cts II raw material
Va r rgie. hr taxed TO their fullest
r 20. I-lv-en now ant midsummer:
.-..., branch uf industry. eullrSrIn-nt>
BE g-a.-->,. I,IEdrrirs are expanding
.-- -...-, A4I facilities; cr works n
their machinery locomotive TorkS
-r ..- alien. quietly. Makers Of All
a,-. .-4yv machinery have very large
, ua hand. Oce concern i PTeTSr-
-.sy wrought iron pipe. - inches
- ...--;sr. Mechanics are surprising
.--- ..~ lu ll Industries With their rr-
-F> a.~al-yuruJS
THr vuSE TRADE
'.. .E lv.HI2 aaEe ovens in the Councils
rr0 1-s'l are lrie. 4 million dot
.-v bias mt iren organized N
--H '- -au> rr LulId several huDdred coke
.. ..'lrl Auuihr- million dol
~ o uay = StIrtiDg 10 Wcstnoreand
"s >-.e. 4 dozen CoIoeTus have CON-
s-s'-- arrIrc-n-Ets 20 build coke ovens,
y-- s t5sm ~ the South where blast
E1a= n-Eurtlon j. seFIouSy hindEred
10 'a- regular ana ~cnt supply. The
.-- e r-.ion shi3p-l 52,Cs@ cars
--- isuu,ry nd February. Production
- .-'--.-r,d with BY sJnkeS
20. " 4. b.c0wngaB industrial
I-S~ngr Steyl works - bcnS
@.- Isle. 4 glass works on the
pan vii Turn ont l2Ub
~ DAY. \ shoe lIcIuTy Mil lie
~.7a a1 e d-se scale The Ai6emaTle
n'- any "ll make paperSn August
a ---a brick works Will be built To
tu- northern markets out OF
-l~---l cay.
'- - >p->k often OF the rage for very
--> when there - no urgent
.r. Western cities with plenty
--- are copying after New YORK
S---. high hnildlagS arr u EcceSlty-
H.. lave several nine. ten and
>'"-v 1.lee buildings A twelve
.a'- IS ~ he erected IN Minneapolis
-- N-r0e'Irrs gIyc wider ScOPe 10
a. ambitious architects
..--s surE LcrAL ASSEMBLIES
EyrAe-s NET Yesterday in Patterson
~rt'.uaa' district The object II
81 q 1Er.rTu rate Of wages An
.'- treaty haea formed 81 Read
.--"- CaGaE. Allentown, Harris
t'"-tnu, PhilipSburg. HaWley,
and a number Of other places,
' the p-eSure brOnght to bear
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